Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-15
Grand Excursion.

On Saturday next, at Lodi, at Pm,
there will be grand auction sale of real
estate. The celebrated Edelman tract, of
300 acres, VIII be sold in five acre lots This
tract lies three-quarters of mile east of
Lodi, on the Lockeford road, has an ex-
cellent water supply, is very level, and all
can be irrigated. The sale, which will be
conducted by the well-known auctioneer,
VIM. Butterfeld, will take place upon the
premises. The terms of the sale are one
third cash, the balance in one year, at S.per
cent. per annum. A special excursion train
will leave this city Saturday morning at
lilo O'Clock. Special round-trip tickets
good for on Sunday can be obtained for
81 20. A free open-air lunch will be given,
and the occasion will be livened with music
by the Sixth Infantry Band. The sale will
be under the management of Austin Il
Crennan, real estate agents, of Stockton.
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS COLLEGE. = The
Juniors of the primary grade of the Chris
tan Brothers College were examined yes
terday. The programme of exercises was
as follows: Introductory recitation George
Billion; hymn, 1.-The Earth Reioices,"
singing class Rotations by Edgar o. Brien,
Thomas Rowan, J. E. Francis, II. G. Fow-
Ter. Examination, catechism, first class :;
chorus, "Zephyrs Light" singing class ;
recitations, John Welsh, William McNa-
mara, F. Kurpinsky, Thomas Welsh. Ex-
animation, reading and spelling, first class.
hymn" Hear Thy Children, singing class /;
Rotations, H. R. Sheehan, G. NJ. Staiger.
w. Kavanaugh, Joseph Murphy. Exami-
nations, elementary arithmetic, first and
second classes song and chorus, what a
World of Pleasure" singing class recita-
tons, E. |. Hanson, J. Kent, w. McMur-
ray, A.Lawlor. Examination. reading and
spelling, second class; hymn, Holy Pa
iron" singing class; Rotations, G. Whit
ney, John Shay, H. Fowler, John Dunn
ing; chorus, There's Music in the Mid
night Air, singing class.
o. Z. S. INsTALLATIoN-At a meeting of
Naomi Chapter, No &c. o. E. s., last even
ing, the following officers were installed
by Past Matron Florence Miller Worthy
Matron, Cora ]. White Worthy Patron,
George Dunn; Associate Matron, Hannah
Wright; Secretary, Mary J. Cravens; Treas
urer, Rachel Adams; Conduetress, Ella
Hatch; Associate Conductress, Miss Eilers;
Adah, Sallie White; Ruth, Elitha SHELTON;
Esther, Inez ellis; Martha, Mary Eilers:
Electa, Minnie Kolliker; Warden, Matte
Johnston; Sentinel, Hannah E. Harper.
After the installation there were musical
and literary exercises and banquet. a
pleasant feature of the occasion was the
presentation of an elegant diamond Past
Matron's jewel to the retiring Matron,
Mrs. Florence Miller. DR.. G. A. White
made the presentation speech, the recipient
responding appropriately.
AUCTION SA-URDAY.-At 10A NJ Satur-
daY Bell 6, Co., auctioneers, will sell at the
northwest corner of Eleventh and X streets
q lot of driving and work horses, brood
mares and colts, farm. wagons, harness,
plows, cultivator, and a lot of farm nipple.
ments, the property of o. S. Flint. All
sums over $50 on nine months time, on
approved notes, at 10 per cent.
A BEAUTIFUL SIGHr.-The illumination
of the Christmas trees at the Red House
last evening was witnessed by large crowds
of people. Fifty trees, trimmed with all
kinds of holiday goods, and illuminated
by hundreds of candles, presented a sight
very attractive. Mr.. Gilman is the origi-
nstor of this novel display and entertain
ment.
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